Occam’s razor, also known as Keep It Simple Stupid (KISS), is a sound principle. Larry says it this way ~ “make the easy things easy and the hard things possible”.
The raku community is a set of (deep) experts (yes, really) – who are intent on the hard things:
- the MOP
- raku AST
- the truth is a hard problem
- many super-deep SO answers
Me, I learnt raku after 4 years of perl and 10 years of not coding. So, my reboot was from (nearly) scratch and Think Raku was my guide.
I get the feeling that sometimes we forget all the easy stuff it can do….
SO… let’s just take a breath and remember that, if you want, raku is easy-peasy.
SO… to demonstrate this, I went to raku-Physics-Measure-Jupyter and clicked the Binder link. Binder is a really easy, on demand place where Python and Raku coders can host and share Jupyter notebooks. Jupyter is a really easy, live notebook for Python and Raku coders to dabble and test their ideas.
Well, I could spell out the details here. But I prefer to let the code speak for itself.
And here’s the result:
Simples!
~p6steve
PS. Comments/feedback welcome.
Physics::Journey 
This paining looks better over a dodecahedron : https://imgur.com/TaHAHUz .
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